Frocks Displayed for Girls Confirmation and Graduation
Tomorrow a special display features white dresses for girls aged 6 to 14 in dainty styles suitable for confirmation or graduation. Styles include panel fronts and long waisted models with full pleated skirts, trimmed with tucks laces embroideries and satin ribbons. Prices range from 98 cents to 3 dollars and 50 cents.
Joske’s White Dresses for Misses 14 to 18
The store presents a collection of white dresses for confirmation and actuation wear priced at 12.50. Styles include voile and net designs with overskirt or straight full skirts, heavy embroidery, satin ribbons, and sashes for Misses ages 14 to 18.
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Josketore
Confirmation and Graduation Dresses in Plain Models
A selection of confirmation and graduation dresses priced at $17.50 features long or short sleeves with new pointed skirts or three tier and four tier skirts. Ribbon trim adds a prettily finished touch. Similar styles are available elsewhere at higher prices of $22.50 and $25.00.
New Summer Smocks Priced At 1 98 In White And Colors
New summer smocks offered in white and mixed color options cost 1 98. The range features fancy smockings trimmed with large pearl buttons and pockets. Available sizes include miss and formation.
Betty Ross Smock in Spring Variegated Shades
A $2.95 Betty Ross smock for sports and everyday wear features a non creasing Wonderlin fabric with ramie linen look. Aster white smocked in variegated spring shades has pockets embroidered to match.
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Betty Ross
Teacher Clyde Merritt Shot to Death in Buchanan Area
Texarkana report says Clyde Merritt, rural schoolteacher near Buchanan, was shot and killed at morning recess while about a score of pupils watched. Farmer William Kirby is charged with the shooting and gave no statement beyond that he had sufficient reasons. A shotgun was used and Merritt’s head was the target.
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Texarkana
Ark
Clyde Merritt
Buchanan
Here
William Kirby
Merritt
County Board Considers Suburban Property Value Increases
County officials announce plans to raise between 75 000 and 100 000 in revenue next year by boosting valuations. Commerce Street and Laurel Heights properties face substantial hikes along with lots in Alamo Heights and Los Angeles Heights, while improved farm lands may rise from about 20 to 200 per acre. The board cites prior inequities and notes some Laurel Heights lots listed far below market value and many adjacent parcels misclassified as acreage.
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Commerce Street
Laurel Heights
County Board of Equalization
Alamo Heights
Los Angeles Heights
Houston Street
Driver Injured When Car Turns Over on Avenue C
Joe Kapeemaler of 111 West Nueva Street was injured when his car overturned in the 900 block of Avenue C at about 7 pm Thursday. Kapeemaler suffered a broken left arm and multiple bruises and is hospitalized at Robert B Green Memorial. Louis Castro, same address, escaped injury. A tire blowout on the right front wheel is blamed for the crash.
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Joe Kapeemaler
West Nueva Street
Avenue C
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Louis Castro
Stenography Course Offered by Y W C A School
Day classes in stenography cost 1 00 per week with registration due by June 1. Call Crockett 1442 to enroll or for information.
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Y. W. C. A. School of Stenography
iCrockett
Elks Plan May 30 Decoration of Graves in San Antonio
San Antonio Elks schedule Decoration Day at Cemetery No. 6 marking the first south observation of the ritual. Members will wear white uniforms and march in a lodge procession to decorate departed brothers. Committees plan a dignified service and open air possible.
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San Antonio
The
Elks
Columbia
America
Dixie
Maryland
Kentucky
Railroad Man Promoted to Passenger Traffic Manager
George D. Hunter is promoted to passenger traffic manager of the Texas & Pacific with Dallas as headquarters. He has served as general passenger agent for several years and is joined by A. D. Bell as successor and Frank Jensen promoted to assistant general passenger agent. Hunter’s long career includes time with the International & Great Northern and the Gould system.
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George D. Hunter
Texas & Pacific
Dallas
San Antonio
Hunter
N. M. Leach
New Orleans
Lancaster and Wight
A. D. Bell
Frank Jensen
Texas
International & Great Northern Railroad
Houston
The
International
Gould
Calodendron Caperse Sparks Local Garden Demand
The handsomest flowering tree Calodendron Caperse draws high local demand with many dealer stocks exhausted. The piece notes women’s day in the garden and calls for trained female workers while men are at the front.
Corn Removal Claim Promises Quick Pain Relief
An authority touts freezone as a simple treatment for corns. A few drops on the corn supposedly relieves soreness and removes the entire corn with no surrounding irritation. A quarter ounce costs little and works for hard or soft corns, inviting readers to clip this notice.
New Books For Home Defense Readers And Military Fans
A list of new and important books with prices invites Home Defense League members and ROTC trainees to acquire titles. Notable works include The Altar of Freedom, Getting Together, The Most Interesting America, An Uncensored Diary From the Central Countries, and The President's War Message. Also featured are drill regulations, arms manuals, and Military and Naval America by Kerrick with price. Orders are encouraged for The Plattsburg Manual.
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Mary Roberts Reinhart
Ian Hay
America
Julian Street
Ernesta D. Bullitt
Home Defense League
Reserve Officers’ Corps
United States
Military and
Naval America
H. S. Kerrick
Army
Navy
Plattsburg
Cut the H C L Surplus Vegetables by Canning
A home garden surplus is pressed into action as canning campaigns urge families to seal vegetables. The call aims to curb the high cost of living by preserving fresh produce for winter use. Local communities organize demonstrations and provide jars and guidance to households.
Candy prices on sale at local shop
Readable ad lists items with per pound prices including Candies 50 cents, Chocolate Almonds 35 cents, Crystallized Fruits 35 cents, Salted Peanuts 20 cents, Chocolate Butternut Fudge 20 cents, Cocoanut Brittle 20 cents, and 75 cents for items. Fresh stock noted for Salted Peanuts tomorrow.
Fresh Schrafft Boston Chocolates at Reduced Price
A fresh shipment of Schrafft's famous Boston chocolates that sell everywhere at 75c will tomorrow be offered at 50c per pound.
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Schrafft
Boston
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